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| KAMIYA Eiji |  |
| School of Psychology | |
| Professor |
Last Updated :2025/02/21
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KAMIYA Eiji
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- School of Psychology, Professor
- Department of Psychology, Professor
- Graduate School of Psychology, Professor
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Published Papers
- Changes and Challenges Surrounding Victim Support in Japan from the Clinical Psychologist's Perspective: -The need for an interdisciplinary perspective in light of developments in the legal system and
KAMIYA Eiji
（in press）, （in press), 2025, Not refereed, Single Work, This paper reviews the progress of victim support systems and legal frameworks from 2000 to 2024 and examines the challenges faced. In particular, it discusses the enhancement of support measures based on the Basic Act on Crime Victims and amendments to the Penal Code, the establishment of the Sexual Crime Prevention Act, and the neuroscientific advancements in trauma care. On the other hand, in the field of clinical psychology, there are concerns regarding the delay in fundamental understanding and education related to victim support. Appropriate responses tailored to the individuality of victims and the prevention of secondary victimization require interdisciplinary collaboration. This paper clarifies the role of psychology and advocates for the necessity of a comprehensive support system. - Actual aspects of narratives of victimization experiences in clinical settings and the impact and meaning of therapists' basic responses
KAMIYA Eiji
23, 1, 23, 27, 2024, Not refereed, Single Work - A report on the activities of collaboration between local public organizations and clinical psychology - the process of creating ordinance on support for crime victims
KAMIYA Eiji
19, 25, 2023, Not refereed, Single Work, At the request of the department in charge of life safety of the local government, I participated as a member of the "Expert Council on Crime Victims Support in Local Governments". The conference was aimed at establishing an "ordinance on support crime victims. The author has been involved in crime victim support for about 20 years and has worked as a clinical psychologist in the medical field. Through collaboration with administrative agencies, the legal field, and other concerned parties, the conference provided an opportunity to broaden insights as a psychologist. We have reviewed and discussed the process to contribute to future collaboration between psychologists and administrative agencies. We examined how clinical psychologists can contribute to collaboration with administrative agencies through their expertise. - The component of psychotherapy
Eiji Kamiya
1, 12, 2018, Not refereed, Single Work - 2014
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- Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Medicine, Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine, 52, 2, 2012